#10132: Differential Geometry via Sage
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   Reporter:  mikarm                |       Owner:  mhampton                    
               
       Type:  enhancement           |      Status:  new                         
               
   Priority:  major                 |   Milestone:                              
               
  Component:  geometry              |    Keywords:  differential geometry, 
parametrized surface
     Author:  Mikhail Malakhaltsev  |    Upstream:  N/A                         
               
   Reviewer:                        |      Merged:                              
               
Work_issues:                        |  
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Comment(by mikarm):

 Joris,

 I carefully read the last version of the class you uploaded (the new
 version of patch_v2), and insert my comments. I uploaded this file, there
 are no changes in the code, only comments.
 I looked how it works, and see that the changes you did improved the class
 much, especially the speed of calculation. And, of course, the code you
 wrote is much more professional than mine, so I can learn from it how to
 do such things.
 In part, I find very interesting how you deal the with calculation of
 first_fundamental_form, etc, and think that it is the best way to
 calculate the components of tensors, connection coefficients, and other
 objects of this type.

 I think that now we can do the following things:
 1) apply cache_method throughout the class everywhere we can, in part, for
 calculating the connection coefficients.
 2) rewrite the parallel transport method as you did for geodesics
 3) improve the method for finding principal curvatures
 4) test the class on a wider variety of surfaces

 And after that I suppose we can submit the class to Sage.

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